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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-17
CLARK COUNrrTN OLD TIMES.

We print in our columns today an article
on CLARK COunty'S Infancy" which is as
intensely interesting as it is extraordinarily
long. 1t is from the pen Of Mr.. ). ;. Mil
Ter, of this city. who. thirty years ago, was
one of the editors of the Gospel Herald
then of this city. now the Herald Of Cos
pcl LG,ertn published at Dayton. Elder
James Williamson was the editor and pub
Usher at the time 80 which we allude In
this article we have the his
tory of Springfeld's first rival
New Boston, located about four mile
west of the city. adjoining the site of the
old Indian town Of Piqua, the birth place
of the famous Tecumseh, which village
made vigorous stab for the location Of
the court house. In the vicinity lived fam
lilies which were then and which are now
among the most influential OF this re-
zion of country, and all citizens should
read the article carefully. for it is not only
interesting and valuable. but it is remarka-
bly well written.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-17
a PAIR OF THEM.

4 gentleman of this city who has a good
head for politics and especially presidential
tickets says either of two tickets would be
good and effective. These are John Sher-
man and Joe Hawley or James q. Blaine
and Ex-Governor Albert e. Porter. OF In
diana.
We could be happy and sure of success
with either.
John Sherman and Joe Hawley would
run well in all the states. as would Blaine
and il fs believed that Porter would carry
Indiana by very large majority. He has
a habit of doing that sort of thing.
But Illinois is getting TO be good deal of
4 state. and rather SkittiSh and wayward,
which suggests that our old team Of
Blaine and Bob Lincoln would not be a bad
one. We were for Lincoln four years ago.
and we could support him for either place
the ticket, with full assurance of success.
Either Blaine or Sherman will be the stan
d ,rd d-bearer. however, a. matters are now
shaping themselves.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-17
A hTNGII KING.

The most sensible and popular king in
Europe is Humbert, king of Italy, and the
sou OF Victor Emanuel. lie is as much
like the average American sovereign as ii
is possible for an European TO be. He is
one of the people-One of the boys.
By virtue of his craftsmanship and
pluck he has made Italy one Of the powers
Of European element which the other
pDwers must recognize when they make up
their combinations.
But Humbert has heart As well as a
head. In times of cholera he visits the
poor patienls in the hospitals and comforts
and encourages them, and in time of con-
flagratiOn he prances out with the fire-lad-
dies and helps man the brakes.
The queen is worthy associate with
Humbert.
Italy is now in very prosperous condi-
tiOn.
4 good king is fairly good thing, when
people cannot get anything better, but a
poor king is worse than nothing.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-17
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Sol Langdon. an old resident of Cincin-
natl, is dead.
The Clifford Block. Denver, was de
StrOyed by fire.
Secretary Lamar and his bride have re-
turned to Washington.
Joe Il. Bigham, well known attorney.
is missing from Pittsburg.
Five hunters near Washington c. II.
killed Ia rabbits in one day.
The stock of coal now in the New York
yards will last about i've days.
The farmers of Grant county. Ind. have
lrganized against horse thieves.
Local railroads are quoting Rates subject
to the passage of the interstate commerce
bill"
Hamilton county'S courthouse has been
formally accepted by the county commits
SionerS.
The explosion of the powder mill near
Xenia ratified the windows in houses forty
mile, distan'.
Francis Murphy telegraph, that he will b,-
ready to begin his temperance work in Gin
cinnati next Sunday.
Hon. NJ. A. Daugherty. prominent lawyer
and politician of Columbus O.. died Satur-
day, aged seventy-One.
Assays of silver and gold deposit in
BOIet0urt county. Va. range from sixteen
to sixty dollars per ton.
1t is thought the president will nominate
Peter II. Clark. of Cincinnati, for recorder
of deeds at Washington.
A dead Chinaman at Columbus was re-
ha risyItt NJ 81
he had married white wife.
The Richmond Terminal has absorbed
the East Tennessee, which gives it con-
IrOl Of 5000 miles of road.
The Sherman Gun club, OF Columbus.
will ask for a convention of trap shooters
10 be held at Columbus. July 10.
VIM. II. Stevenson, of Cincinnati. has
been elected secretary of the National as
>eciation Of bricklayers of Washington.
An examination of the brain of John NJ.
Wilson. hanged at NOrriStown. Pa. for
murder. indicates that he was probably in
sane
The Terre Haute diStiIlery was DESTROYED
by hire. Loss. 81, 200. 900; insurance. S75.-
900, James Sugcnt. Waterman. is supposed
TO have been killed.
A Frenchman named Dupio. living near
Millersburg, o., was perhaps fatally beaten
by burglars. Duncan Mcdonald has been
arrested on suspicion.
A Cincinnati stock company. with Cant.
j. ID. Heger at the head. will build fifteen
amers at Cincinnati and operate them on
p rama river. South America.
The Kentucky penitentiary. al Frankfort.
was badly damaged by frr which broke
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-17

The Rev. 4. l.. Wilkinson made note
worthy pulpit utterance, Sunday morning
He thinks religious people ought to appear
aud act as if their piety did them good and
70 march along in sort of jubilant,
triumphant way. He thinks they have
,een in sackcloth and ashes long enough.
We think Mr.. Wilkinson is quite right in
this. He, however. mourns the absence Of
what are known as great revivalS." but
We do not think he should mourn as one
without hope. Oar opinion is that at No
period has there been larger
and more healthy growth in Spring
deid churches than has been experienced
aud enjoyed during the last live years.
More good work is now being done by the
membership, all the year round than al
any previous period. What is needed. l.
not so much great revivalS. aS continu
Gus advancement and steady growth.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-17

The Cincinnati CUmmcrciuj Gazette eN-
plains to an inquirer that John Sherman is
president pro tempOre Of the United States
senate-that he is not vice president, ard
would not be president if Mr.. Clevelal
should die before the expiration of his tern,
as it is to be devoutly hoped he will not.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-17

Hon. George c. Rawlins was interviewed
by Cincinnati Commercial Gazette reprt-
sentative. a to his choice for the presider-
cy. His reply was characteristic of the
man-prompt concise and effective-viz:
MY first choice is John Sherman. | have
no second choice"
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-17
COUGH CURE
NO OPIATES, NO POISON.
SAFE, PROMPT, SURE.


ISl3th St. san Francisco. Cal.
short time ago contracted a severe
cold. became SO hOaTse could not speak.
Tried a number Of remedies. without OBJ
tanning the slightest relief The efforts Of
two physicians failed TO help me. Was in
duced to try Red star Cough Cure. and one
bottle cured me. +. RENGSt HER.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-17
Three Children Cured Of Group.

23l Franklin ST, Baltimore, Nd.
Mythree children have dur ng the whole
Of this winter been suffering with Group,
but now can safely assert Il at they have
been entirely cured, by using two bottles
Red star Cough cure Will lot be with
out q bottle WM J. BOWEN.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-17

The ChautauGua trustees held their an
nual meeting at Meadyille. Pa, recently
Secretary Wm. A. Duncan, of Syracuse. v
Y, made his annual report. which showed
that the gross receipts for the last Assembly
were S74.lS4.07; expenses, 500, T6l .64;
present liabilities. $50, OS6.j2. Two years
ago the liabilities being S56, 200. the repol I
shews reduct on of almost $50. 900, which
is very gratifying 10 the board. Last year
So. .O19.56 cents Were expended in inStTuc-
tion. Sl7. 7.3J9.9l in general expenses, and
sl.54I IS in improvements. DR. Fairbairn,
of Oxford. England; the Rev. DIR. Duryea,
O. Boston: Prof. WIN. q. Sumner, of Yale;
Will Carleton. the poet; George W. Cable,
the novelist; Mrs. Mary \. Livermore, and
o.her distinguished people, will appear
upon the platform this year. The season
will commence July 22d. and will continue
four weeks. Prof. VIM. r. Sherwin. OF
the Boston Conservatory of Music, is 10
nave the entire charge OF the music depart
ment. Several plans for new buildings
and new departments are under discussion.
A rising vote of thanks was rendered Sec
retary Duncan for his able management of
the finances for the past three years. DIR.
r. L. Flood, editor of the ChdIuduguGn.
gave a brief account of his magazine which
has circulation of go, 900 copies monthly
aud is on sale throughout the United States
and in the cities of London, Edinburgh and
Paris.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-17
Cured the Minister. Baby.

The wife Of Rev H. H. washburn, rec
tor of st Barnabss Church, Brooklyn,
Y Y. says her sixteen months old child
suffering with a severe cold, which had
held on for weeks, was given Red StEr
Cough Cure Four doses lUOsened and
relieved the cough II further use effected
q complete cure
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-17

Andrew Carnegie, the Pittsburgh manu-
facturer. who was born in Scotland, does
his part toward advertising Americas great
ness. both In his books and in newspaper
articles. la recent utterance he said:
During last year II. 900 more tons of Bes-
semer steel were produced in the United
States than in Great Britain: that more
yards of carpet are made each year in Phil
adelphia and vicinity than in all England.
Wales and Scotland; that the school libra
ries alone in this country contain II, 600. 600
more books than all the public libraries OF
Europe combined: and that all the state and
city debts of the Union added together
rating them according to valuation OF prop
erty, do not amount TO one-tifth of the city
debt of Manchester. England. or to one
tenth of the debt of Birmingham.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-17
,ourb.d 10 Year, and Cured.

Mr. Luke BroSSeau. livery stable keeper,
Charlotte, Michigan. writes that for ten
years he suffered from cough. which
nothing would remove. At last he used
Red Star Cough Cure and its efficacy was
- swift and magical that he PTOuUunces
~ the greatest ever known.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-17

PaIfipprp Nd

Id TTTTTIITF- WI
feel constrained 70 express my conf
dcn"c in the merits and efficacy OF i;ed
star Cough Cure Not only has II been 81
great service to nv family. but I have
personally used il with good results.
BENJAMIN SZDID.
Rabbi nf the Oheb Shslom Congregation.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-17

Josiah Kirby, lifelong republican. who
has represented Hamilton county in the leg
islature. is said TO be the favorite candidate
OF the Knights OF Labor and Trades Unions
SnrinP
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-17

Norman Mcleod, the poet, says: Trust
in God and do the right" The sentence l.
just as good, the other end first: DO the
right and trust in God"
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-17
soxcaY EVENING. JANUARY n. 1887,

We shall hold Professor Drury respOnsi
bic for this cold snap.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-17

The venerable Judge Poland. Of Yer
mont, is All expert as to great men, and he
said TO an interviewer. recently
The greatest man | have ever met,
among mrn now living. taking him by til,
large and considering everything. is James
g. Blaine. He is a great man-a very great
man.
Yet the judge wouldn't say he was for
Blaine as the candidate in lSss. He was
for the nominee of the republican cOnven-
tinn. 4 shrewd old, swallow tailed gentle
IN IN IS Judge Poland
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-17

4 recent issue Of the Chicago Tribune has
this editorial paragraph:
When an editor can do nothing except
snarl at everything and everybody and can
say no good of anybody. dead or alive.
without an evident strain in making the ef
tort, he ought 10 be treated for dyspepsia.
A journalistic dysPepIic is al all times an
uuDlPaSant pPrS0n
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-17

The Steubenville GGzctte is sterling
democratic sheet but il is wise enough to
know that fOolishness inside the parry
ought to be denounced by democratic news
papers. OF the New Jersey democrats it
says:
Ihe democrats of the New Jersey legis.
lature have already succeeded in making
c0nSummate asses of themselves, and tht
only thing necessary ~ make them nit can
didates for the asylum for idiots is to top
of their fine work with the election of q
republican United States senator.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-17

rmE cnAELEs 4. .YOGELEK 10, BaItImgrc. Nl
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-17

All communications aud contributions
should be addressed to ClIFrnN VI. NICHOLS.
editor. and all business letters TO TRosAs &
BROWN, manager,
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-17

spring.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25
gu paffer Winousmoniaimg.

Sen, Der pas ierer forbi Sllens &
9bompions ginouer % ier fig liot ON,
oil blipe aloeles m%aalbunpen % na9let
taft til Bletten, i Oct Minoite ipr en-
Stlno, p9, naar bet Saar laa meo Ser
rer, buor me9et mere ba life meb 8a>
merne. @n iaa imuf fulfilling at fine
Dante Saser ler man paultelis laa lanst
ueitenfOr 5olteltiffen, iaa man neiteu
ifulbe trO, at 6anoelsf irmaet ipecleIt
bauoe forifrepet pitenfra for bette Or
arrangement en- Dame, pei bepanoret /
i ben Slass display. Wten bet 5Ors
unberlise er, at bet er en- Wtano, iun
bar &Oien for pisie YraStitpffer, rise
paa Smas os ytetbeo, % Manben er
Com Sousie, 5irmaets m%anseaarise
Glerf. San ppersaar fig ielu for buert
Nar, ban leper.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25
Gu smaaems uoHiutna

er 10 0ecorab gublifum pant iii at
ftHoe bos Sper 2arien, raar ban bar
siOrt en- af fine Oanlise % bsppise Rei.
Ter sltoper for at ifaffe npe garer for fit
altib pelfplote Saser, life minbit af be
met ubiSste elesante 9ameiaser, Der
berfor osiaa altib timber en- ripenbe Nfs
iatnins, belit 8aar Os Ssit, naar Wos
oerne, bet oil oa iise be moperne, filter
meb &limatet.
% Der | Bpen o%perraiter bet life; ri
er pant til at ie zen maselss llbitiqina"
bps Dor 2anosmano, men ban operaaar
zig ielp Iar for Gar, iaa 3ilreiienbe, Der
bar ieet bans iibite @rbibition, for iulbt
alpor pa%aitaar, at De mellem ct. 8aul
% DUBUQUE life bar iunoet Stage til
uSisste us imasiuloe Eager for 9amer.
Minpit lfplbes pei bette life Miis
Warie Tupe, Der foreitaar Snofipbet /
Chicago at ben Slass Yarer. Spab
bum p9lser, ipnes Der ATTIC at iinbe Bis
falo ps berfpr osiaa afiatnins.
Saar ar9illtrpmnlnsen aloeles utros
Zig flor baabe fra Sp, Spso os lanspeis
0iitrifter; 5ulf LITE at fiuoe no, ON
Sper 2arien bplot gift, buap ban lopebe
I tine apertislementer, os jamen reilte
De biem meo 9roen / Sanperne.
Oct er rent no iast ct timber, at iaas
mango lmatfe 9ins fan faa en- iaa lipz
Zig ps let NfiGtnins / en- forbolospis
lioen Sp iOm DEBORAH, men bet lfriper
Jig ira ben Smlteaoisbeo, at Sper Car
len bar iorltaaet at jamie / en- ~itorartet
Smtreos, itprre END @inneibeif County,
ale Dc 0amer, Der letter Iris paa at
fomme no paa 8aoen / ct pent os lmass
fulot Nntr9f.
Som altIo uar oeriOr Sper 9ariens
fulfilling al ele9ante Eager ior elesatte
0ametloler % andre BDntelaser for
9amer fra iprlt til iioit Ell iulOitanois
Succeis.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25

Sunopolo.-gt bet bebaaeoe ben al.
cote Cub ben 1soe Mai al portable fra
bette 9tp efter ct ballot Vars Spaoom af
99rins, min fi1re Suitru Snsebora Z.
Sunooolo, fsnt Belle beilenotgigres for fra.
p0renoe Sl9gt os Senner. Nfopoe bar "a
Nar, 4 Waaneoer os 6 Iase sammei os
hanoe uGret gift / fire War. Sun eiterlaoer
Jig ct Tibet Hisebarn paa to Var, to 7rense.
bsrr er foruo i'm sansue til ben epise Spile.
3il gne. iom bar mtg bebiGlpeIia iinoer
henoes Spsoom o. fulgte benoe til bet lioite
Sntleiteo, ienoer leg min bjerteliaite 5ai.
9iseleoes Raitur gs9en for De lrsiteus Orb,
ban talte / Ssrgebuiet, ps Eaitor Sasen for
i'm trsiteiulbs Gale / airten.
3ecorab, Soma.
z. u. Sunopolo.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25

Salt EDgte. Sorleoen ptreoe cit
"gt betale i'm @jale er at bliue rig"
"Nt, mine Serrer," uoraabte Setter:
fen, "trp life bet, bet CT bare ct Single
lom Sorbrinsseierne bar uoipreSt."
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25
SctrmpOe.

Sm CUB oil bliuer Der aibolot Geirlnpoe
paa ". Gpoabls 5arm paa gSaigingtun
froirie ben l6oe sum- p9 fplgenee A a >
Gage. atpoet aabnes meo YrRoifen ben
16oe SUM- al. 10R Jorm. Mtanse fremrne.
De Yreoitarter penies. Spiie utl biipe al
faa paa Steoet for rimelig YriS. Y9le ps
Stenger til Spfprelie al 2elte fan li9eleoes
iaaes paa Steoet. Vile er b~jerteli9 pelfom.
ne til Utpoet. Serren uogpoe i'm Nano pper
Wtebet!
Eaa Observation-Disclosures u9 esne gesne
%. y. Ber9b
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25
Sen FORTE Gre ber / Qoubet % mn

Zen iterte Ore fer / 9anbet ps mu,
ltSens / belle GRANDDAUGHTER finbes pao
@aaroen Neitao / sitre Mfer. Gen er
1o9et oner 4 Iar. 9a ben bleo uos
lt'let ifjor, bar ben 2,3O1 Meter lang
os bupoe ct Omfans at 2,22 Meter.
2permaalet Ooer 8rpitet bar 7O5 Sen.
timeter, os ben oeieoe 9O6 ailo. Meu
lioen bar ben tiltaset betpbelis / gaai
os Stsrrelie. Den er en- 8~rposrace al
&ortbprn os Ipribireracen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25
ninolejte Yrcpe peb Secorab Y. {

Spbu 8 9aIipn-S & 5bronbiun GO
Sletebers -Sernt s Grpnaas-Garl 6pants
lahl-5or9rem Salporion-Rerp Sobnion
areu Waren Sacobsoatter &nabiab -
Marte 6 Blaoien- -9ars grifion -5bos Sel
geIon- Warte Solber 49, Cars 4aien Sebbers
babl- Wrs gopin 6 See Srgeborg 9arieu
-Sans 3orseIien 9iepitao-Sue gS Thorpe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25
8nbstienefe.

Yintieoa9 5ormiooag 81. 1917.
S%pnoa9s'fole lige efter @uostIeneiteu.
8onfrmanterne meoerNennoag 5ornioOao
81. 10H.
Bet aarliae Wenisbebsmsoe boloes 3oie
Etntieoa9s Giterm. 81 3.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25

Gorn:S belers, @inos os 5eeos Mgla
fer, Bumper, etc, iOm anlees for De
bebite / fit Sluss, fabriferes al Gbal=
lense 8inb, Mtia & 5eeo 60, Batavia,
ST., buis Advertisement iinoes / Ell an
ben Spalte.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25

Sampifibsbilletter fra Norse eGe,
Sanmarf belt rem til Chicago ialses al
os for % Dollars. Eli andre Steber
I &elten / Sorbolo. 5ilifrip uppbpl-
oelig WiprtenIen l. 6roof, 1872 @eit
Snoiana Street, Chicago, 81.
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Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25
Xipt ira Secorabs Torret:
utjn0eltO.

Teiultatet at 5oreta9lUmbeo, 6prefom.
menbeo us S~eoeiisbeo, ianlt en- Smule Be
trastninser / ben N~uleonius.
Eager man Jig en- Spaoiertur siennem
Sen Bears ltore &l9Oes YutIf / en- I9n9oe
al 100 SOB, oa ier man paa besge Sioer
Sploer % 9ilte fplote bpit % laut meo
umaabelise Seboloninser al fGroisipeoe
al9oer os ale Sla9s 'perresA rtltler. Set
beooer plrfeii9 pslad at lure paa at fnnne
iinoe Ilaos for beune ubpre Sebolonine,
ben iiprite, ban np9enlinoe bar lagt IND. Sau
tit Here Sarsr mo peo iioite Suofjpb, enb
ban elers pleier at tase %sltenfra belle Naret
ruuot, % bet CT bans Setemmelie at ialse
euonu biaisere END biOtil, for at itfre fig Ell
riuenoe Afi9tnins.
Sar bar ogiaa ct fort % mutt llopal9 al
Satter os 9uer, bpilfe ban l9lser fra 25 gts.
ps upao, iaa gnbper NOT paa ben Maaoe
ma9ter at ltaiie fig err pat,
SanS Spla9 al &nfierter og Yabi9ffer,
Sfo % Stsuler, iamt anore Slass Serre-
glrtifler er u8iaa betpoeliSt % oal5t meb
Smas % Snpii8t.
Dir. Bear bar MI pGret toiat / DEBORAH
mango War, er ppret op llmmen meo Bpen,
% bar ltabt Jig en- 6orretuiHs, itgrre emo
almuloelis. 9ette beloi9e Geiultat bar ban
opnaaet peo line laue Rriier, en- reoelis ge.
banollns al fine 8unoer % peo Itabist siens
mem Npertifismenter at fremboloe for bet
fore Tublifum, buao ban banoler meo.
San f%oritaar, bpao 5olf beb0per, Os ultio
timber be hos BAN, bpao be snifer.
Ser. Bear er aibolot af gae, iom fjenoer
bam; altio pinoer ban peo Joretommenbeo
ps qrlis B~sbanolin9 benz, iom banSler meo
ham; altib bier ban jim B~ereouiQisbeb os
giorasspinisbeo, naar bet sialoer at iremrre
ct ener anoet glnlissenbe for 8pens Yeoie.
Osiaa / fin pripate 5orretuins bar ran
piIt C~risinalitet ps gntgniiasme; bperfen
rlbsifter eler NtDie bar ban iparet for at faa
ben / COB Gang, iaa bet pirfelis MI Tan iises,
at Der lite iinbss mango %iaaoanne minore
Bper lpm 9ecorab, buor MAJ tan saa inb |
en- fsrite &lasies alebessButif, ijebe is en-
i ale 9ele imasfulo Srast paa bpieite Nobe
Ga bet for bilist aicb; mtr oct Tan man Der
aiere peo at henpeuoe zig til The Square
Dealing Clothier
Ben Bear.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25

Gn Wano, iOm er temmelis tper us
tpr al fig, fit nplis ct 8rep fra en- Col
lesa; Besse er a%niatte iom Yuitbub.
Sreulfrioeren iortalte, at ban besuarre
bapoe soelast lit enc Ben. Sparet leb
laaleoes: Seq raaber Dig til at paste
beore paa bine Ben, tbi for ps er 8es
meme Sopebiasen, men Soueoet 8iz
iasen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25

Gn irIf SfulelGrer, lom bapoe faaet
Iniattelie / en- 2anbsbp life lanst fra
2pnopn, lOo bef~ienbtsiore, at ban asteoe
at bcloe Spnbassifole to @anse ON
ugen, nemlis 5irsbag % 5prsoas.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25

Sil On bape en- COB Sinoe.M aifine,
oa maa Oh saa til @nsbretiun; jes ia,
in9en reiienoe glsent at betale llo9ifter
til, iaa man iparer %aolfiliee Yense Der
at fipbe bps mig. SoriDs gnsbretipns
forlfjelise Sla9s at Sarm>W aitineri
ps On oil altio iua BET beoite.
2r.4
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25
Attention

Col. Houghs Post No. 1853 G. A. r. iant-
leg , tit Gotale Ytanoas ben cote Ntai ST. 8
Sormlooas for at b9ltioeligpoloe 9efpra.
tipnsoasen. Set bar snlteltsr, ON nle REQ.
lemmernt tunpe oeltage. aamerater b9rer
memorial badges.
u. 3. 2Neiier,
Post Commander,
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25

s~arpsIosiens SarbargiorelIe. I'll
%40r9enblaoet" lfripes fra Sarpsbors,
u AFOelOet meo at fu%rbarsipre Sarpss
''a', laa at 9pmmerilpbninsen fan
'''saa meo minbre 1pmmertab, III er
@aOe9pnot % iortiattes meo flor Sper.
ga lidl bpsses en- &enbe fra Spsien
D' oeO 5ernbanebroen % ppoper til
0plEltn9 al @luen | en- 2ensoe at
sVVV Meter. S benne &enbe ifal 9pms
+''0 lIooes neb til Broen, unber bpis
'@e ZANZIBAR Der mineres en- Tu..ne
.a tOsIen til ben npopbsssebe GelIu.
s'aOrli. Ser ilippes 9Smmeret after
hit / eluen.
soo Ntano er baslis / 8irfiombeb
..0 Oefte Grbeibe, Der antaaes at bile
Uis 100000 aroner.
S,aAen er uSfaitet al Sr. 5lDbninss>
rlsett'r 5urubolmen, Der osIaa bar
s'SeiSsleSeien.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25
GfteriporgieI.

llnDertesneoe pnlfer O~plpsuirg ON, bpoe
Teter 9anieu opboloer zig. Siolt ls9 berte
fra BAN, bar ban Californian. SON er ira
Stenstrup / Spenoborss Sme9n poa 5pen,
9anmarf. Sobdrne 8riIttne SenSen,
Ior. Wr. Sperien,
3egrop Str. Al, life 5lpor, 8rpotlp, U. y.
37.2.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25

Nltio oil jes laoe mine &unber fas
beoite Sort &arer, os bet paiaa for b
meit rimelise Griier.
37.4. $. Gns6reti on.